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What if every person had a fixed number of words for their entire lifetime?

Imagine being born with a limit of 10 million words. Every conversation, text, argument, joke, piece of gossip, and even whisper would reduce that number. Once you used them all, you could never speak or write again.

Would a world with fewer words become more meaningful, or would it lose something essential about being human?

What other parts of everyday life do you think would change completely?

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u/Embarrassed_Yak8504 — 13 days ago
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"What if" the sun was flat instead of spherical?

Would Earth even survive, depending on which way we orbit? And would gravity itself start acting differently around a disc instead of a sphere — bending planetary orbits into shapes we've never seen?

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u/Embarrassed_Yak8504 — 1 month ago